Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-03
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for vessels 30 load lamheF On ths Sound.
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CHI councTI-
TIE Oommen Council met IN The re-
gently purchased bailding % Water
stress last night. A large number Of
spectators we're in attendance as it vas
caFFently reported yesterday on The
ssrssta that Frank James, tie member
vie vas expelled from Oozneil member
snip a the last meeting. would Be On
hand and demand rseogaition e
Councilman. duly elscted By The people
Of PORT Tswnssnd.
After tbs reading Of the minutes Of
The previous meetin9, Mr. James Oh
iseted 70 the motion made By Oouncil-
man DeLiop. carried and approved,
recommending thai the Ooancil expal
Councilman James from their member
ship. The motion va Eot entertained.
Mr.. James then took the Ao0e and
made lengthy aFgumeut upon free
speech on public matters AZ the close
Of his remarks be said: is she public
voice and free expressions FROM the
press 70 Be mazxied By an ordinary City
Oouncil1"
Il win be remembered that Mr.
James publizhed q statement In locAl
daily newspaper some weeks ago, tnstn-
nating that the Council had passed the
bill for the paB0hass Of the Mountains
property thre0Qh peeuniaFy motives.
~ t0G AOAAo&A4A& hkS9sAAIt 0AEaAAN @A09e
ahsence, be was expelled from the
The Mny0E read Q statement Of the
ciEy'a finances, In which u appeared
that marked improvement had been
made over the expenditures Of Other
years.
On motion, the Mayor and Ooancil-
men Morgan and Hastings were in
- A. - -
the cost Of constructing 9 city jail.
Adjourned until July eth.
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The Port Townsend Foundry has in
ished an apparatus called the ''RAttief,"
Q contrivance used TO clean castings
This is the second machine Of the kind
on the Sound, ami peFfoEms the vork
In q very satisfactory manner. The
foundry has bean basily engaged lately
in casting machinery for several saw
mills ON the lower Sound. A tide wheel
Ia being made for the drain ditch nov
under construction on WILDLY Island,
for The purpose Of draining orookett's
Lake.
The bark d. O. Murray, Captain
Alfred Cole, arrived this morning, Is
days from San Francisco. The cause
Of the long passage Was head winds |
and not having q sufiacient amount Of
ballast. The Murray while In San
Francisco Was chartered 20 load Q cargo |
Of lumber from Stetson and Posts
Mills, Seattle, fer San Pedro, at 800 |
per thousand feet. This 10 Q direct Cut |
OF fifty cents per thousand feet In ear
ryinR lumber from the Sound 10 that
port.
The bark Enooh Talbot, Captain Me-
Neil. q days from San Francisco, ar
rived in Port Discovery last night with |
q charter 10 load Q return cargo Of
lumber.
The Swedish bark OrskaT, I3s tons,
loaded with $4,000 foea Of lumber,
cleared 10 day at the OustoR House for |
Melbourne. The cargo Was loaded Of
Tne ChiIian bark LOyela, Captain |
Johannsan. 50 days from COquimbo,
arrived today seeking Q cargo.
The haRkentine Geo. O, Perkins a. |
rived this morning from Ronolulu, 10 |
load return cargo Of lumber.
TIE barkentine Retriever sailed today |
from Port Hadlook for Oakland, lumber !
laden.
Ths Norwegian bark Bsnquela, 6SS |
tons, - days from San Diego, arrived |
this morning bound 10 Port BlakeIy to |
load lumber for Melbourne, 90 g Sc.
per thousand feet.
TIE ship Prussia, Captain Reynolds,
10 days from San Francisco, passed Up |
yesterday afternoon bound for Port
Blakely 10 Iced Q Fetqrn cargo Of lunl-
Der.
Port Townsend. July 2. 1887.